Super individuals possess genius-like creativity. The emergence of AI has leveled the cognitive barriers across different industries and professions, leaving the only significant constraint for success as the cost of computing power.
Today, this wall is quietly being dismantled. Decentralized computing networks like Aethir @AethirMandarin have significantly lowered the barriers for global GPU owners to contribute computing power by optimizing internal mechanisms, as well as the usage threshold for everyone. The direct impact of this is: a massive pool of previously idle or hard-to-reach high-performance GPUs has come together in Aethir’s computing pool, providing users with more stable and diverse computing options.
Aethir's hard power:
🔸Massive Resources: Over 435,000 GPU containers have been acquired, and the number is still rapidly increasing.
🔸Extreme Utilization: The overall GPU utilization rate remains stable at over 95%.
🔸Global Coverage: Services span over 90 countries, achieving localized low-latency deployment.
🔸Cost Performance King: With a decentralized architecture, we offer price plans far superior to traditional cloud providers.
With the explosive growth of the AI and gaming industries, the demand for computing power has surged, making GPU resources particularly valuable. As a leading decentralized GPU cloud computing platform, Aethir has recently launched a comprehensive optimization adjustment of its core parameter - the K value, which determines the value and staking threshold of different GPUs in the Aethir network. By adjusting the K value, the staking cost for newly added GPU devices has been greatly reduced. This means: more high-end GPUs can quickly go online, resources will be richer, and the overall activity and profitability of the platform will continue to improve.
When a vast and efficient computing network becomes readily accessible, it liberates not only computing power but also the creativity of countless individuals. Whether for training AI models, complex graphic rendering, or scientific calculations, the once unreachable 'digital superpowers' are becoming democratized. This may herald the arrival of a new era: the power of innovation is no longer concentrated in the hands of a few giants, but is dispersed among every 'super individual' with brilliant ideas.